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We would like you to meet two families that were classmates of ours in school. \u00a0It has been such a blessing to watch the Lord take families that we became friends with in the States and bring them to PNG. \u00a0These two families came last year. \u00a0Both families will be serving in tribal locations. \u00a0One family in the Sipek area, and the other family in either the Highlands or Gulf area. \u00a0These two families have either just finished or are finishing the last stages of Pigin language and culture study. \u00a0The next step for them will be to begin forming teams to serve together in a tribal location as well as seeking the Lord for which tribal group they will serve in. \u00a0This process can take months or years depending on the tribal areas that are opening, new and old, and the amount of family units available to join them.<\/p>\n
Why are we introducing them to you? \u00a0One of our desires for our ministry here is to join these families through prayer,\u00a0encouragement, communications, physical needs (like building their home or sending care\u00a0packages), visits if we are able, and having them into our home when they are here! \u00a0This is an opportunity for you to not only be apart of our specific ministry but also get the chance to hear how you are reaching people with the gospel directly through these families. \u00a0We may add a couple different tribal teams later, but we will try to focus on these key areas starting out. \u00a0We have found there is a large number of missionaries here, Praise the Lord, but very difficult to know everyone. \u00a0There will be exciting news from other tribal missionaries that we will inform you about, but for the majority of our time we will try to keep you updated more often on these two teams. \u00a0We hope you enjoy hearing about their process and ministry! Let’s \u00a0introduce them!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/a>